Editorial – Keeping Up To Date

It’s Time to Make Photo Quality the Priority Over File Size

Posted: February 9, 2022
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Between Takes: Thoughts from the Set of Digiveristy.tv JPGs are dangerous. Russell Viers is an international speaker and trainer teaching production techniques for graphic designers. They look innocent enough, sitting…Read more →

Taking photographs of students at school

Posted: March 4, 2011
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School officials sometimes stonewall attempts by local media to photograph and interview students. These attempts are often misguided. For example, if a newspaper wants to interview and photograph the Grade…Read more →

Editorial: Take time to plan the editorial page

Posted: October 2, 2009
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By Jim Pumarlo News content is strongest when editors and reporters routinely identify those stories and events that will warrant their attention. The value of an editorial calendar is twofold.…Read more →

Editorial: Don’t forget the story behind the statistics

Posted: August 6, 2009
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By Jim Pumarlo Police are called to a house where a teen-ager refuses to leave after the owners are served eviction papers for being arrears on mortgage payments. The youth…Read more →

Editorial: Tinkering is not without risks

Posted: January 9, 2009
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- Jim Stasiowski My wife, Sharon, and I bought our new house in mid-2007, and if you're shaking your head ruefully and saying, "Geez, you sure bought at the wrong…Read more →

Editorial: Editor’s notes on letters – a sure-fire way to squelch the exchange of ideas

Posted: November 10, 2008
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By Jim Pumarlo Letters to the editor truly are the lifeblood of editorial pages. Letters underscore the value of editorial pages and represent an active citizenry. But the letters column,…Read more →